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This behavior coincides with the coagulation of different 2D condensed domains as revealed by Brewster angle microscopy (BAM).

Epi-fluorescent microscopy further reveals that the reduction of the coexistence region is due to the significant reduction in morphology of the liquid condensed domains in the two-phase coexistence region.

Regarding the rDNA condensed domains at the nucleolus periphery, the average of perinucleolar knobs per nucleolous varies from 5.4 (±0.8) in nuclei with one nucleolus (n = 70 nuclei) and 1.4 (±0.6) in nuclei with four nucleoli (n = 28 nuclei), which corresponds to the same value per nucleus.

Considering the size of the ribosomal chromatin condensed domains described above for wheat interphase nuclei, perinucleolar chromatin knobs of rRNA gene arrays have a diameter varying between 3 to 4 µm, and intranucleolar condensed dots ranged among 1 2 µm in diameter (Figure 4A).

Here, we confirmed that the condensed domains largely colocalize with H3K9me3, a marker for heterochromatin.

At interphase, one or two variably condensed domains are visible with chromosome 8 paint with the DEFB2L probe at the outside of the domain orientated to the interior of the nucleus (fig. 2 F and G).

However, our results indicate that the viral replication body is accessible to dextrans of even 146 kDa, which to a large extent are repelled from the condensed chromatin domains.

What is the advantage of these condensed chromatin domains?

Over 90% of micronuclear sequences become organized into condensed chromatin domains, which are eventually excised from the genome [ 18, 19].

These findings suggest that condensed chromatin domains play an important role in maintaining genomic integrity (see also Falk et al. 2008).

Promoter hypermethylation can lead to transcriptional gene silencing through the assembly of condensed chromatin domains or through simple inhibition of transcription factor binding [ 11].